Front End Modules

724 Front End Modules from 44 manufacturers listed on everything RF

Front End Modules from the leading manufacturers are listed below. Use the filters to narrow down on products based on your requirement. Download Datasheets, Compare products and Request Quotations. Your Inquiry will be directed to the manufacturer and their distributors who will get back to you with a quote.

Description:L1 and L5 GNSS Front End Module with LNA and Post-Filter
Type:
Receiver Module
Configuration:
Filter, Low Noise Amplifier
Application:
IoT, Automotive
Wireless Standard:
4G/LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi 6E
Frequency:
1164 to 1606 MHz
Rx Gain:
14 to 20.5 dB (Small Signal)
Rx Noise Figure:
1.1 to 2.2 dB
Voltage:
1.5 to 3.3 V
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Description:2.4 GHz Front-End IC for Wi-Fi® 7, Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth® Applications
Type:
Transmit / Receive Module
Configuration:
Power Amplifier, Antenna, Directional Coupler
Application:
IoT, Netbooks, Smartphones, Tablets
Wireless Standard:
Wi-Fi 7, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth
Frequency:
2.4 GHz
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Description:Integrated Dual Switch - LNA Module from 1.8 to 3.9 GHz
Type:
Transmit / Receive Module
Configuration:
Switch, Low Noise Amplifier
Application:
5G, 4G, Small Cell, BTS
Wireless Standard:
5G, 4G
Bands:
Single Band
Frequency:
1.8 to 3.9 GHz
Rx Gain:
31 to 33 dB
Rx Noise Figure:
1.2 dB
Tx Gain:
31 to 33 dB
Tx Power:
19 dBm
Voltage:
5 to 5.5 V
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Description:2.4 GHz SOI IoT Front-End Module
Wireless Standard:
Wi-Fi, Thread, Bluetooth, IoT
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Description:RF Front End Module for Bluetooth, Thread & Zigbee
Type:
Transmit / Receive Module
Configuration:
Low Noise Amplifier, Switch, Power Amplifier
Application:
Bluetooth
Frequency:
2360 to 2500 MHz
Rx Gain:
13 dB
Rx Noise Figure:
2.5 dB
Tx Gain:
20 dB
Tx Power:
21.5 dBm (Psat)
Voltage:
3 V
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Description:2.4 GHz Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) Front End Module
Type:
Transmit / Receive Module
Configuration:
Switch, Power Amplifier, Low Noise Amplifier, Coup...
Application:
Access Points, IoT, Residential Gateways, Wireless...
Wireless Standard:
802.11be
Frequency:
2412 to 2484 MHz
Rx Gain:
14 dB
Rx Noise Figure:
1.7 dB
Tx Gain:
35 dB
Tx Power:
32 dBm
Voltage:
5 V
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Description:Low Noise Amplifier with Integrated Switch from 20 to 28 GHz
Type:
Receiver Module
Configuration:
Low Noise Amplifier, Switch
Application:
Cellular, 5G
Wireless Standard:
5G
Bands:
K Band, Ka Band
Frequency:
20 to 28 GHz
Rx Gain:
15 dB
Rx Noise Figure:
3.5 dB
Voltage:
2.7 to 3.3 V
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Description:10 W, X Band GaN Power Amplifier Module from 8.8 to 9.4 GHz
Type:
Transmit / Receive Module
Configuration:
Circulator, LNA, Phase Shifter, Power Amplifier, S...
Application:
Radar, Military
Bands:
X Band
Frequency:
8.8 to 9.4 GHz
Rx Gain:
31 dB
Rx Noise Figure:
4 dB
Tx Power:
40 dBm
Voltage:
6 to 28 V
more info
Description:2.4 GHz Front-End RFIC for Wireless IoT Applications
Type:
Transmit / Receive Module
Configuration:
Low Noise Amplifier, Power Amplifier, Switch
Application:
Bluetooth, IoT
Wireless Standard:
802.15.4
Frequency:
2400 to 2485 MHz
Rx Gain:
19 dB (Small Signal)
Rx Noise Figure:
1.6 dB
Tx Gain:
24 dB (Large Signal)
Tx Power:
10 to 24.5 dBm
Voltage:
2.7 to 4 V
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Description:Dual-Channel, Receiver Front End Module from 2.4 GHz to 4.2 GHz
Type:
Receiver Module
Configuration:
LNA, Switch
Application:
Wireless Infrastructure, Cellular
Wireless Standard:
LTE
Bands:
Single Band
Frequency:
2.4 to 4.2 GHz
Rx Gain:
16 to 34 dB
Rx Noise Figure:
1.45 to 1.5 dB
Voltage:
4.75 to 5.25 V
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What is an RF Front End Module?

A Front end module is one of the most important parts of an RF System, it is placed between the antenna and the digital baseband section of a wireless system. Front end modules are available in various configurations based on the application. They can consist of Power amplifiers, low noise amplifiers, switches, Filters, Power detectors, baluns and other products – the configuration varies based on the application and requirement. The configuration of the FEM can vary – Some contain only Tx components, others only Rx components and some contain both Tx and Rx components.

The configuration of a front-end module varies depending upon the application and requirement. They are used in a wide variety of RF products and applications including wireless systems, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cell phones, FM radio systems, television receivers, navigation systems etc.

Important parameters when looking for a Front-End Module:

  • Configuration: Front-end modules have several RF components like switches, amplifiers, filters etc. which serve different purposes to make the functioning of the module more efficient and increase its RF performance.
  • Operating Frequency: Front-End modules use radio waves in a wide range of frequencies. Operation at higher frequencies offers higher bandwidths but also face higher attenuation.
  • Protocols Used: A Front-End module may use one or several wireless connectivity protocols. The protocols used by the Front-End module may set the range, data transfer rate, energy consumption and other features.
  • Power Consumption: As front-end modules have several additional components/circuitries integrated into them, they require more power than other RF modules.

everything RF lists Front-End Modules from the leading manufacturers. Use the parametric search tools to narrow down on products based on your requirement. Once you find parts that meet your specification, download the data sheet, compare products and request quotations. Inquiries sent via everything RF are directed to the manufacturers who get back to you with a quote or information.

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